> The html file below displays these results: > > inline: 0 flow(s) > inline at the end: 2 flow(s) > flow1 > flow2 > > DOMContentLoaded: 2 flow(s) > flow1 > flow2 > load: 2 flow(s) > flow1 > flow2 > > Which means you get access to all named flows on the DOMContentLoaded > event, you don't need to wait for the unload event. > More than that, you don't even need the DOMContentLoaded, you can have > your script added at the end of the <body>. Again, exactly what I preditcted: it WILL work on dev machines because the file download (almost) instantly. Now, host that on a real server and try this with on 2G/3G with no cache enabled (ie: first load) and compare the results...Received on Thursday, 1 August 2013 18:59:56 UTC
This archive was generated by hypermail 2.4.0 : Friday, 25 March 2022 10:08:32 UTC